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**Why use em or %?** When you code your css using px, you're defining the exact amount of pixels for the size. This seems great, until you go a different size monitor. Using % says what percent of the screen to take up. Em defines the size based on the px definition in the document. By default, this is 16px. By using em, you can size everything in relation to each other, and not have to change 1 pixel every time you make a minor adjustment. **Why use em or %?** When you code your css using px, you're defining the exact amount of pixels for the size. This seems great, until you go a different size monitor. Using % says what percent of the screen to take up. Em defines the size based on the px definition in the document. By default, this is 16px. By using em, you can size everything in relation to each other, and not have to change 1 pixel every time you make a minor adjustment.
Check out the js document. Figure out what it's doing. See if you can explain it to a friend. Check out application.js. Figure out what it's doing. See if you can explain it to a friend.
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